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September 30th, 2026

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Argus Hamilton's Rogue Report

Argus Hamilton

By Argus Hamilton

Published Sept. 30, 2026

Argus Hamilton's Rogue Report
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• Sylvester Stallone's memoir The Steps came out in bookstores Tuesday. It covers his early life and struggles before he struck gold as Rocky. There's a statue of Rocky at Philadelphia City Hall. Leftist protestors want to take down the Rocky statue because he beat up 3 black guys and a communist.

• Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders ignited a firestorm of criticism from her fellow Republicans by releasing a campaign TV ad that depicted a white man as the face of welfare abuse. Let's all just think about it. It's racist to think that a white guy couldn't have come here from Somalia.

• The London Telegraph reported a grim new breakthrough in combat revealing that Ukraine has been flying drones into the Donetsk region to airdrop robots behind Russian lines to kill Russian soldiers. It's scary. They say life imitates art but more often it imitates an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie.

• Microsoft founder Bill Gates was interviewed about his fear about Artificial Intelligence and he warned that AI could be capable of killing one billion people. His own life could be at stake. Bill's obviously terrified that AI will over-ride GPS and direct every man on the Epstein List to Hillary's house.

• Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent said Sunday that Persian Gulf oil tankers are moving through the Strait of Hormuz at pre-war level now except for blockaded Iranian oil. Unfortunately for consumers, oil prices are like Hollywood celebrities. They do everything they can to stay artificially high.

• Sen. Ted Cruz pushed his Protect College Sports Act to House Members Monday. It mandates revenue sharing, limits team salary totals, limits NIL player money and blocks a player from the free market by limiting transfers. On any other day, Cruz declares how Socialism saps the human spirit.

• President Trump rejected Iran's peace offer approved by Iran's Ayatollah Saturday. It offered no end to Iran's nuclear program and it demanded sanctions relief. An uneasy Middle East peace remains in effect until either Trump or the Ayatollah can remember whose turn it is to launch an attack.

• Harvard astronomers reported over the weekend receiving clear signals from a planet outside the Earth's solar system. The message was surprisingly easy to translate. The beings in that world just saw Sydney Sweeney's commercial for a sports gambling website and they'd like to open an account.

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